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Southland Times, Issue 11751, 2 June 1891, Page 1

Hotels. s JHE MOUNTAINEER HOTEL QUEBN3TOWN, LA.KB WAKATIPU. Superior Accommodation for Tourists and Travellers. Bf — . , r A Porter attendß Passengers on arrival and ra departure of Steamers. Tariff, 8s Pbb Dat. - MBS R. BOND PROPRISTBESS noB TMPEEIAL HOTEL - X INVEBOABGILL. Two minutes walk from Railway Opposite Theatre Bo;al. Mbals, Obb Sbilliwo. Bbds, Onb Shillihs 8 Wbeklt Bo abd, One Pouwn. Sitting Boom for Ladies. Baths and Billiards. 5 — — faT Travellers called for Early Trains. _fl» 8 jyl EDWIN FISHER, Pbopbibtob. JOHN BJBATON, (late of Farmers' Arms, Wyndham) „. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, FORTBOSI. lt Good accommodation for tourists and travellers a All liquors of the very beat quality. Good " stabling and sample rooms. Saddle horses and V buggies always on Lire. Charges to suit the ie times. A good hall in connection with the td hotel suitable for any entertainment. m 23 0 flKSaMybiA RAILWAY HOTBL WIHTOV. 7 Q. M. BTARKEY ... Pbofsibtob This old established hostelry still maintains its position among the best of oountry hotels. The accommodation is of the very best and every attention will be paid to the wants and comfort of Visitors, Travellers, and others. D WINES, BEBR AND SPIRITS OF THB BEST BRANDS, BILLIARDS, GOOD STABLING. The EXCHANGE HALL suitable for Theatrical Parties, Concerts, and Public Meetings, may be had upon application to the proprietor. RESEIGH'S gXCHANGE HOTEL, ~ (Opposite W. Guthrie A Co.'s) r COBNEB OF DEE AND SPE7 STBEBTS. it 1- TBAVELLEBB, TOUBIBTS, & BOARDERS it can rely upon every attention being paid to ir their comfort. VIANDS OF THB VEBY BEST. . THOMAS BESEIGH ... Pbopbibtob. (Late of Club Hotel, BlufEj. \ 0 s MBALS, IsTBBDa, Is. JBl GOOD STABLING. ap2l . ALBION HOTEL, I INVBBCABGILL. 1 WALTER SEABLE ... Pbopbibtob 9 . ! EJRPIBB HOTBI, TAY STBBET, LNVBBCABGTLL. 1 — — I The Proprietor, THOS, WRITAKER, begs most respectfully to return his Binosre thanks for the liberal patronage of his numerous friends . end the general pablio during his twenty-three years' experience in Hotel keeping, and to still Further accommodate hie customers and suit the times, he has decided on making an all round reduction in prioe of his hitherto matchless ac--1 oommodation, by adopting the following scale ' ofohargee— . Begnlar Boarders ... £1 per week > Veals c U each Beds ... ... ... la each > Maala provided for Travellers leaving Town by the Early Trains, who may depend j npon being called in time. HOT, COLD, AND SHOWBB BATHS. ALBS, WINKS, AND SPIRITS OF THB BEST BRANDB. GOOD STABLING Free of Charge or partie staying at the Hotel. Please Note the Address— THOMAS WHITAKEB, t |VPrtL« Horwt. T»v Ktriibt T»VT.ftn*«art ' »MMM"*M»i»MWM*»*M»«»*»»"*M™»»»»»»»^»^"*'»»»»»»*M»M"»» ! Public flotices. £)R NEIL'S BARBAPAKILLA - As a BLOOD PURIFIER the mixture is en--1 equalled. It enriches the blood, invigorates 1 the body and as a Spring medicine it cannot be surpassed. PRICE ... 2b 6d PER BOTTLE Five Bottles for 10s. NEIL'S BOTANICT DISPENSABT Tay street, InvercarKill WILLIAM RUSSELL, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR AND NOTABY PUBLIC, Albioh Buildings, d*b btbbbt. Money to lend on freehold security. seß I ROYAL MAIL COACHES ABD LIVERY STABLES. SAMUEL RICHARDSON, PBOriuiToß. BDENDALB, WYNDHAM ; WYNDHAM AND FORTROSE. Horses and Bnggies always on hire. . The Wyndham Coach meets every train on its arrival at the Edendale Bailway Station— Fare Is each 1 way. ' Wyndham-Fortrose Coach leaves Wyndham on > Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 10.45 r »m; > returning from Fortrose en Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Baturda) s at 10 a.m. — Fares, ? ingle 7s 6d ; return, 12s 6d. ap'.3 DRINTING of Every Description, c rented t with neatness and deepatoh, donet at the ] aowiLAio Tom omn 4